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Childcare Positions
Summer Camp Counselor:
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The YWCA Hanover is looking for summer camp counselors for camp phoenix. We are looking for fun and energetic staff to work in our summer camp and provide a fun active camp for our campers this summer. We run an active all-day summer camp for kids in grades kindergarten thru sixth grade. Our hours of operation are 6:00 am-6:00 pm Monday-Friday. We provide weekly field trips, swimming, and special activities all summer long. Full-time and part-time seasonal positions are available. You MUST be available to work June 5th-August 18th. Willingness to drive the school-age van is a plus!
Must be able to plan, implement and organize developmentally appropriate activities for children in kindergarten to sixth grade and maintain a positive, healthy, and safe learning environment. Staff must be able to promote positive and professional relationships with children and families. Follow DHS regulations and maintain Keystone STAR 4 standards. The YWCA Hanover is an equal opportunity employer.
Qualifications:
- High School Diploma/GED
- 4 clearances (PA Criminal, Child Abuse, FBI, and NSOR)
- 2 recommendation letters
- Physical with TB test
- 2500 hours documented experience working with children
Childcare Provider (PT Position)
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We are looking for part-time afternoon staff to work in our early learning center with children ages 1-5. The hours are Monday-Friday from 1:30 pm-6:00 pm. Additional hours are available as needed during the day.
Candidate should be able to plan and implement age-appropriate activities, assist with daily operations, maintain a positive, healthy, and safe learning environment and promote positive and professional relationships with children and families. Knowledge of DHS and Keystone STARS preferred.
Qualifications:
- High School Diploma/GED
- 4 clearances (PA Criminal, Child Abuse, FBI, and NSOR)
- 2 recommendation letters
- Physical with TB test
- 2500 hours of documented experience working with children
School-Age Staff
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The YWCA Hanover is looking for Part Time school-age staff for our licensed school-age program. We serve school-age children on site from kindergarten to sixth grade within two local school districts. The hours for this position are Monday – Friday 6:00am – 9:00am and/or 2:00pm-6:00pm.
This position is working with school-age students in grades kindergarten thru sixth grade. Additional hours are available as needed when schools are closed or during the summer months. We offer FREE childcare for employees!
The candidate must be able to plan, implement and organize developmentally appropriate activities for children in kindergarten to sixth grade. Assist with school work as needed, and observe and assess each student’s growth and development. Maintain a positive, healthy, and safe learning environment. Promote positive and professional relationships with children and families. Communicate with parents and families in a positive manner and follow DHS regulations and maintain STAR 4 standards.
Willingness to learn van routes and drive the school-age van is a plus!
Qualifications:
- High School Diploma/GED
- 4 clearances (PA Criminal, Child Abuse, FBI, and NSOR)
- 2 recommendation letters
- Physical with TB test
- 2500 hours of documented experience working with children
Van Driver:
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The YWCA Hanover is currently looking for van drivers to drive our school-age kids. Vans are 10 passenger vans and are owned by the Hanover YWCA. During the school year, van drivers transport kids in grades kindergarten thru sixth grade to and from school, within three local school districts.
The hours during the school year would be approximately 7:00 am-8:45 am and again after school from approximately 2:00 pm-3:45 pm. Additional hours are available throughout the summer to help drive the summer camp kids to and from field trips.
Qualifications:
- At least 21 years old
- Valid PA Drivers License
- High School Diploma/GED
- 4 clearances (PA Criminal, Child Abuse, FBI, and NSOR)
- 2 recommendation letters
- Physical with TB test
- 2500 hours documented experience working with children
Preschool Assistant Teacher
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The YWCA of Hanover is looking for a fun, energetic preschool teacher to assist in our three-year-old classroom. Hours will be Monday-Friday from 9:00 am-6:00 pm
We offer FREE childcare for staff!
The candidate must be able to plan, implement and organize developmentally appropriate activities for children ages three to five. Observe and assess each student’s growth and development, maintain a positive, healthy, and safe learning environment and promote positive and professional relationships with children and families. Communicate with parents and families in a positive manner and follow DHS regulations and maintain STAR 4 standards.
Qualifications:
- High School Diploma/GED
- CDA or degree in Early Childhood preferred
- 4 clearances (PA Criminal, Child Abuse, FBI, and NSOR)
- 2 recommendation letters
- Physical with TB test
- 2500 hours of documented experience working with children
Safe Home Positions
Please provide a resume and cover letter: E-mail Resume and Coverletter Here
The full job description can be found here: Prevention/Outreach Advocate
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Prevention Activities:
• Collaborate with Safe Home management and staff to create and implement a five-year overarching logic model for the prevention of intimate partner violence in compliance with PCADV recommended program standards, including strategies for achieving long-term change and regular evaluation of the work to ensure quality.
• Participate in development, refinement, and subsequent updating of relevant curriculum programs for violence prevention presentations, including identification of at least one strategy at the community or societal level of the Social Ecological Model.
• Implement and provide violence prevention lessons to identified populations, including students enrolled in grades K-12, student and youth athletes, and children enrolled in after school programs.
• Plan and keep track of all Safe Home programs and activities that are related to prevention/education programming.
• Prepare reports on the effectiveness of the violence prevention curriculum, delivery/educational methods, and overall logic model goals.
• Develop, refine, and deliver in-house trainings to Safe Home staff, including Domestic Violence Advocate training and JARS trainings in accordance with relevant PCADV and other funder standards.
• Develop and design visual presentations, brochures, social media content, and other materials in support of prevention efforts.
• Conduct evaluations of trainings in the form of pre/post-tests, participant satisfaction, surveys, periodic evaluations, etc. and further contribute to the analysis and interpretation of evaluation results.
• Compile accurate data and report program activities, goals, and needs to management and funders on a routine basis.
Outreach Activities:
• Provide community education and outreach to identified populations, including diverse and marginalized populations, through age appropriate, interactive presentations, trainings, workshops, community, and school presentations, speaking engagements, discussion groups, and awareness activities on domestic violence, intimate partner violence, human trafficking, healthy relationships, and bystander interventions.
• Develop and maintain cooperative working relationships with agencies, organizations, educators and administrators in York and Adams Counties to ensure the availability of needed services for survivors of domestic abuse and violence.
• Respond to community educational requests and participate in community education through public speaking as a Safe Home representative and advocate.
• Develop and design visual presentations, brochures, social media content, and other outreach materials in support of outreach efforts.
• Facilitate training for Safe Home staff and volunteers regarding messaging, public speaking, and other necessary information as it relates to outreach programming.
• Responsible for co-planning, facilitating, and monitoring domestic violence and human trafficking awareness events to include, but not limited to, Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, National Crime Victims Rights Week, Teen Dating Awareness Month, Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and other awareness events.
• Ensure availability of brochures and other relevant materials in key locations throughout the York and Adams County communities.
Direct and Other Services:
• Provide culturally competent and trauma-informed direct services to victims of domestic violence and human trafficking, including collaborating with Safe Home staff and volunteers to ensure comprehensive and holistic approach to client services.
• Ensure that clients receive appropriate and accurate information and referrals, options counseling, safety planning, goal planning, and system advocacy.
• Model trauma-informed care standards for clients and the community.
• Maintain accurate and complete records of direct services in compliance with both Safe Home internal policies and funder guidelines.
• Attend all necessary and appropriate meetings, seminars, and trainings geared to increase effective client services and provide instruction about domestic violence issues as assigned.
• Attend all events, meetings, and community events as deemed appropriate by Assistant Director/Program Director/CEO.
• Other assigned duties related to VOCA funding, PCADV funding, or YWCA Hanover Management.
Please provide a resume: E-mail Resume & Coverletter Here
POSITION SUMMARY
The Client Advocate provides direct services to victims/survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. YWCA Safe Home is a 501c (3) non-profit dedicated to empowering clients to achieve self-defined goals that will support their ability to obtain and maintain their personal safety and well-being. General duties include crisis intervention, legal advocacy and accompaniment, medical accompaniment, individual advocacy, safety, and goal planning, referral to/collaboration with other community resources, systems advocacy, 24-hour hotline assistance, options counseling, and filing of Protection from Abuse petitions. Additionally, the Client Advocate must be able to contribute, communicate effectively, and work well in a group setting to facilitate collaborative and trauma-informed direct client services. The Client Advocate is a mandated reporter of suspected child abuse as defined by PA Child Protective Services Law.
ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS
1. Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, Human Services, or a related field and/or equivalent experience in providing direct client services in a human services or non-profit setting. A combination of education and experience may be considered.
2. One to two years of working knowledge of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and other serious crimes and their impact on victims, preferred. A combination of education and experience may be considered.
3. Successful completion of the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence (PCADV) training and program orientation within an established timeframe, post-hire.
4. Must pass a criminal background check(s).
5. Must have a valid Driver’s License and have access to reliable transportation.
6. Must travel in inclement weather, as needed.
7. Must be able to travel between work locations, as needed.
8. Must be able to maintain a flexible schedule to meet agency needs, including, but not limited to, working different shifts, and covering evening, weekend, and holiday hours for the 24-hour crisis hotline.
9. Must be well organized and adaptable to changes in daily schedules and the work environment.
10. Responsible for on-call rotation of nights, weekends, and holidays, as scheduled
11. Must have demonstrated the ability to work in a professional, respectful, and diverse workplace environment.
12. Maintain professional working relationships with people of differing backgrounds, ages, maturity, abilities, races, colors, creeds, genders, ancestry, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, religion, socio-economic status, and experiences.
13. Must be an effective written and verbal communicator, and able to draft documents in a clear and concise manner free of grammatical or other mistakes.
14. Requires ability to maintain confidentiality, and to make appropriate decisions in crisis situations.
15. Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office products, including Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint.
16. Must be able to keep necessary documentation, both written and computerized as required, including client services, case notes, safety/goal plans, referrals, time entry, mileage, and expenses.
YWCA Hanover Employee Benefits
YWCA HANOVER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
The following information regarding insured benefits are subject to the terms, conditions, restrictions and other eligibility requirements set forth in the formal agreements provided to each eligible employee. Should the descriptions in this overview differ with any formal agreement, document or plan summary, the plan agreement shall be considered correct. Benefit options offered by the YWCA Hanover are designed to address the diverse personal, financial and family needs of the YWCA Hanover’s staff.
Employees are eligible for each of the following benefits on the 1st day of the month following 60 days of employment.
GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE
- Employees working thirty (30) hours or more are eligible to participate in the group health (medical) plan.
- YWCA Hanover will pay 80% of the total premium and the employee is responsible to pay 20%.
- The employee is responsible for 100% of the cost for dependent coverage, if elected.
DENTAL/VISION INSURANCE
- Employees working thirty (30) hours or more are eligible to participate in the group health (dental/vision) plan.
- Available to employees, at cost.
LIFE, SHORT-TERM DISABILITY, LONGTERM DISABILITY INSURANCE
- Employees working thirty-five (35) hours or more are eligible for life and disability benefits:
- YWCA Hanover pays 100% of the total premium for this coverage.
RETIREMENT PLAN
- All employees of the YWCA Hanover may be eligible to participate in the YWCA Retirement Fund.
- An employee is fully vested following 2 years (24 months of consecutive employment) and having worked 2,000 hours.
PROGRAM DISCOUNTS
- YWCA Hanover offers enrollment in the YWCA childcare programs at a discounted rate. Discounted rate is evaluated each fiscal year and subject to change.